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<p>Veterans from all branches of the Services employed at Allied Services Integrated Health System were honored at a luncheon in Scranton. More than 50 veterans are employed at Allied Services&#8217; locations throughout Monore, Lackawanna and Luzerne County. Students from Allied Services dePaul School honored the commitment of the veterans gathered with musical and military tributes. William Conaboy, Esq., president &amp; CEO of Allied Services and veteran (U.S. Army Airborne Rangers) joined the students in thanking the veterans for their service to the country. At the luncheon, from left, are: Conaboy, Sergeant Anthony Palmer, Specialist Andre Smith, Specialist Travis Mustapher from the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers with US Army Veteran Jack Boland of 102nd Airborne (seated).</p><style>
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Allied Services celebrates the services of veterans